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    Head Over Heels

    5.0 (2 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 7:00 pm

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    Private dog training

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    Trevor has made it possible for our rescue to save dogs that we would otherwise be unable to help…read more We pull dogs off the euthanasia list, and rehabilitate them so they can go into new forever homes. Without Trevor, we wouldn't be able to help half the dogs we have in the last several years. From dogs with dog aggression, to fear issues and reactivity... Trevor has rehabilitated dozens and dozens of dogs for us. We are so grateful for all of his hard work and education. Not many trainers would be willing to do things like donating classes, board and training dogs and more. 10/10

    Trevor did such an amazing job of helping me achieve my goal of getting my Corso Boris his CGC and…read moreAKC trick titles that I decided to send him for a two week board and train. I couldn't be more pleased! Boris is a backyard bred corso I rescued and he has many of the temperament issues that go along with that such as overstimulation and reactivity. As he's gotten older they have come up and become hard for me to manage. Trevor assessed him and was immediately able to zero in on the behavior! When we went to pick up Boris Trevor spent over an hour working with us to teach us how to better manage the behavior as well as go over what Boris had learned. One of the issues we were having was keeping him focused if an off leash dog was around, using the skills we were taught as well as what Boris had learned, when a dog approached us Boris ignored the dog and we were able to continue peacefully. What a pleasure to be able to enjoy a walk without having to be on alert! Complete game changer to be able to enjoy your dog. Now Boris is ready to go for the advanced CGC and we will surely be involving Trevor in that process.

    Sit Means Sit - Reno - This is a picture of my dog on graduation day

    Sit Means Sit - Reno

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    I thought I reviewed this place previously, but it doesn't appear to be posted…read more I took my rescue dog here fall of 2024. Apollo was 80lbs of excited untrained happiness, and 2 years old. The first day the trainer/owner went over how they train the dogs, what he would learn, and what to expect. Great! I left my pup here, both of us excited, but it went downhill from there. They use slip leads & electric collars, which I am familiar with and ok with using (as long as it's just for grabbing the dogs attention and not as punishment). They assured me that this was their policy as well. Day two my dog didn't want to get out of the car when we got here. Stressed, anxious and didn't want to go. Day two I pick him up and his eye is completely bloodshot red, he's stressed out, and the trainers have no answer for why his eye is injured. Didn't even respond to my text with a video attached. My dog is sweet, but large, and he was acting afraid of his trainer (that day it was Lilly). Also the collar was SO tight. I understand it needs to be snug to make a connection, but this was WAY past the point of necessity. We stopped going despite having paid a lot of money for the training, they "graduated" him but we have never gone back, nor would I. Even after the "training" ended my dog PANICS whenever i would go to put the e-collar on him, and refuses to get out of the car. I have never used the collar above a level 4 (out of 15. Level 4 feels like a small stimulation on my palm, not a "shock") yet he is absolutely terrified of it. I obviously didn't personally see how they "trained" him, but my gut tells me they are using the e-collar as punishment; and only using it "correction" once the dog is already traumatized from being shocked. Two years later and my dog cowers when he hears the warning beep from other dogs e-collars. Would not bring my dog here for anything.

    I had them at 5 stars, but I have to update this. There are certain aspects about this place I…read morelike. Some of the staff are great, however, we were promised pictures and videos of our dogs while we had our 2 dogs boarded for a week. We never received them. I know its petty that I complain about this, but I was really looking forward to seeing how my dogs were doing. They're my world. I asked them when I arrived to pick up my dogs, and staff of Sit Means Sit told me they were on the account online. I had no idea. No one told me. When I got home, I logged on and still, nothing. I called SMS and they finally told me they never took any pictures or videos. Nothing. Like I said, many people wouldn't complain about that, but .... I really was looking forward to seeing those and was let down.

    Head Over Heels - pet_training - Updated May 2026

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